Proof of concept for integration of MSAL with a Graph API using React
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Jun 1, 2018 - TypeScript
Proof of concept for integration of MSAL with a Graph API using React
Adds a key credential to a application
This project is based on msal-angular library's official tutorial for Angular Single Page Application or SLA The goal of this demo is to Sign in users and call the Microsoft Graph API from an Angular single-page application (SPA) using auth code flow.
A set of utilities designed to simplify working with MSAL.js, offering consistent functionality across Browser, Node, Cypress, and Playwright environments.
Building Outlook add-in with SPFx - save mail to OneDrive with Azure Function, MSAL.NET and MS Graph .NET
Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL library) example in windows forms on .NET 4.6.1
Provides Shiny helper functions for Azure Active Directory B2C authentication
Python web application built using Flask. The user can log in and out and create/edit articles. An article consists of a title, author, and body of text stored in an Azure SQL Server along with an image that is stored in Azure Blob Storage. Implemented OAuth2 with Sign in with Microsoft using the msal library, along with app logging.
Quasar template with Azure AD integration
Secure an ASP.NET Core Blazor WebAssembly hosted app with Azure Active Directory B2C (Without implicit grant).
File upload to the SharePoint in the Angular using Graph API
A demo of using React and Redux to sign in to Azure AD B2C
Source for the PowerShell code snippets in the Microsoft identity platform documentation found on https://docs.microsoft.com.
FastAPI Azure SSO demo. A Python port from the primary Microsoft Flask example to a FastAPI app that uses similar helper functions & the Microsoft MSAL library to authenticate a user via SSO, get the JWT(s), & make an http request to the Graph API on behalf of the user.
Function to validate access token received from azure active directory. Useful when you're using a msal library to authenticate users on the frontend and you wanna verify Microsoft tokens in the API.
Source for the Java/Kotlin code snippets in the Microsoft identity platform documentation found on https://docs.microsoft.com.
Archived - use the TokenCredential classes provided by Azure.Identity. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/overview/azure/identity-readme
Source for the .NET code snippets in the Microsoft identity platform documentation found on https://docs.microsoft.com.
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